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- MADAM SPEAKER - A beautiful rich red rose with ochre yellow on the reverse of the petals. It is very healthy and has the most exquisite fragrance. Disease free with deep red foliage in the early spring.
- MADAME ALFRED CARRIERE - Beautiful white climber with two main flowering periods in late June and September. Foliage is bright green with very few thorns.
- MADAME BUTTERFLY - Beautiful pink flowers of Hybrid Tea form with grey green foliage. This is a lovely climber with good repeat flowering quality. (E.P. Smith 1926)
- MADAME HARDY - Soft snow white blooms, cupped at first and opening flat, the center is neatly quartered around a green eye. The fragrance is fruity with a hint of lemon. Growth is vigorous with lush green foliage and plenty of thorns!
- MADAME ISAAC PERIERE - This is a rose with very many qualities, it is strong healthy and has large showy blooms of raspberry pink, the first blooms can sufer from malformation as they need the warm weather to mature, because of there size, therefore the autumn flowers are often better. The scent is amazing the best of any, in many peoples opinion. Growth is tall and the foliage is lush dark green. This rose is well suited to informal plantings or can be used as a small climber.
- MADAME PIERRE OGER - A chance discovery by M Oger, a sport of La Reine Victoria. The blooms are paler, a soft mother of pearl, with ivory highlights often with a crimson flush in warm weather.
- MAGIC CARPET (Jaclover) - An abundance of small semi-double lavender blooms on a vigorous plant. Dark green glossy foliage. Delicious spicy fragrance.
Rose of the Year 1996
- MAIDENS BLUSH - This age old Alba is a real beauty, it has an abundance of sweet smelling blooms in about late June, the blooms are soft blush pink and carried amongst soft blue - grey foliage. Can be grown as a pillar rose. The weather can prove a nuisance as rain at the wrong time will cause the blooms to ball and rot.
- MAIGOLD - Large semi-double flowers of golden yellow. Flowers early and then intermittently throughout the summer. Very thorny stems. Good disease resistance.
- MANY HAPPY RETURNS (Harwanted) - Blush pink flowers on a compact bush. This rose has an abundance of blooms throughout the summer followed by decorative hips in the autumn.
- MARGARET MERRIL - This rose is the colour of a pearl and the flowers are of HT type. Exquisite in flower arrangements, one bloom will scent a whole room. The foliage is dark green.
- MARGUERITE ANNE (Cocredward) - Small, very fragrant delicate peach pink full double blooms. Equally lovely in bud. A broad bushy plant with dark green foliage.
- MARGUERITE HILLING - Pink sport of NEVADA. Light green foliage contrasting with dark wood stems makes this a fine shrub. Flowers profusely but blackspot can be a problem.
- MARRY ME (Dicwonder) - Lovely miniature HT-shaped bloom of a beautiful camellia pink. As many as 24 flowers can be carried on one stem, yet the plant is perfectly balanced. At around 30 ins in height and with a similar spread it is one of the largest in its class.
- MARY ROSE (Ausmary) - Upright growth with large rose pink to mauve flowers. It is not as vigorous as Graham Thomas but alike in its light green plentiful foliage.
- MASQUERADE CLIMBING - Bright yellow blooms that turn at first to pink then finally to crimson red that cover the plant with blooms at all stages of the colours, quite unique and much loved by many. Repeat flowering over a long period. A revolution when first introduced and still very popular.
- MERMAID - Beautiful large single blooms of golden yellow that fade with age, within are found the most glorious golden stamens that stay long after the blooms have fallen, it has a long flowering period. The dark green glossy foliage will ofter remain over the winter if mild enough. Although slow to establish this is a wonderful rose and once grown is then alway a must. You must train whilst the wood is soft as breakage can occur in older stems. Another tip is not to prune, Mermaid is one of the very few that doesn't like it and the best results are found by encouraging it to go where you want it and away from where you don't.
- MILLIONAIRE (Peazara) - Trusses of cerise blooms of tremendous fragrance on a very bushy plant make this variety a good choice. Very healthy and with many shoots coming from the base of the plant.
- MOUNTBATTEN (Harmantelle) - Lovely yellow flowers borne in profusion on bright green foliage. A large plant similar in height to Alexander, Peace and Queen Elizabeth. Can be used for hedging or at the back of a border or as a specimen bush. Rose of the Year 1982.
- MULTI ROSE - MULTIROSE is a systemic fungicide with a natural insecticide that kills pests, controls disease and shines leaves! It helps fight the battle against blackspot, mildew and rust. 300ml container of concentrate that you mix yourself.
- MULTI ROSE - READY TO USE - MULTI ROSE READY TO USE -The power of a fungicide and insecticide all at the press of a trigger! Ready to go when you want with no fuss. Helps control blackspot, mildew and rust on your roses.
- MUTABILIS - Remarkable colouring, changing from orange to pink to coppery crimson. A robust variety that mixes well in a border with other plants, flowering throughout the summer months. Age unknown but probably going back a century or two.
China
- MY DAD (Boselftay) - Bright red blooms held in clusters on a strudy plant, disease resistance is good, growth is upright and foliage dark green and leathery.
- MY GIRL (Tan00798) - Large full blooms of soft cream with a hint of pink when in bud, as the soft petals open the blooms centre petals darken to butttercup yellow whilst the outer petals fade to almost white. The scent strong and sweet. Blooms are bourne both singly and in clusters on strong stout stems. The foliage is large medium green and glossy and shows very good health.
Apuldram donates £2.50 from the sale of each rose to the Beckie & Lucy memorial trust fund, which beneifits local children.
- MY MUM (webmorrow) - A super rose of scarlet with a silver reverse, suitable for the garden or a container. Will make a lovely gift for that special Mum.
- MYRIAM (Cocgrand) - Pearl pink quartered flowers with a strong scent. The blooms resemble an old fashioned rose. Growth is vigorous. (Cocker 1991)
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